Internship – Physically Based Rendering, Vulkan & Digital Twins (f/m/x)

As part of our research team, you will contribute to the development of state-of-the-art rendering and simulation technologies.

• Developing and extending GPU-accelerated rendering features using Vulkan
• Implementing physically based rendering (PBR) and material models
• Designing and optimizing shader pipelines using Slang and modern graphics APIs
• Investigating advanced rendering techniques such as ray tracing, global illumination, and real-time lighting
• Developing prototypes and demonstrators for visual digital twin applications
• Running experiments, benchmarking performance, and evaluating rendering quality
• Collaborating closely with researchers and engineers to integrate new technologies into ongoing projects
• Presenting your work and contributing to technology evaluations

What We Offer

• Work on cutting-edge rendering and digital twin technologies
• Mentorship by experienced researchers and PhD-level experts
• Opportunity to influence future ZEISS products and technology roadmaps
• Access to modern graphics hardware and research environments
• Possibility to continue as a working student for up to two years and/or write your bachelor or master thesis
• Flexible working arrangements with a mix of remote and on-site work

Your profile

• Enrolled in Computer Science, Visual Computing, Computer Graphics, Computational Engineering, Physics, or a related field
• Strong programming skills in C++ and software engineering fundamentals
• Solid understanding of computer graphics concepts such as rendering pipelines, shaders, lighting, materials, or GPU programming
• Interest in real-time rendering, physically based rendering, ray tracing, digital twins, simulation, or graphics systems
• Experience with Vulkan, Slang, or CUDA or related technologies is beneficial
• Experience with neural rendering techniques such as Gaussian splatting is beneficial
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams
• Good English communication skills

Nice to Have

• Personal rendering projects
• Graphics-related coursework
• Open-source contributions
• GitHub portfolio or demo projects

Students who have built their own rendering engine, game engine components, GPU applications, shaders, or graphics research prototypes are especially encouraged to apply.

Sounds exciting? Then become part of #teamZEISS and help us shape the future! Please provide your complete application documents (CV, transcript of records).

Contact

Selina Safradin

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Veröffentlicht am 26. Okt. 2026

Veröffentlicht am 17. Okt. 2026